Thomas Barbusca is now part of the cast “Incoming,”Directors Dave and John Chernin present a high school comedy.
Barbusca and Chernin Brothers, who worked together in Fox TV comedy, are reunited with the project. “The Mick.”
“Incoming”Follow four freshmen as they face the terrors and joys of adolescence at a high school party. Also included in the cast is “The Black Phone”Bobby Cannavale, Mason Thames, and other actors “Mick”Kaitlin Osson is an alum.
The Chernin brothers are also well-known for their long-running TV show. “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,”They are writing and directing their feature filmmaking debut. Artists Road and Spyglass Media Group co-finance “Incoming,”It is currently being made in Los Angeles.
“Forgetting Sarah Marshall”And “Bros”Conor Welch will be co-produced by Nick Stoller and his company Stoller Global Solutions. Artists Road principals Todd Garner (Peter Principato), Ben Silverman and CEO Mark Korshak are also producers.
Gary Barber, Spyglass CEO, and Peter Oillataguerre (president of production), are executive producing with Chris Stone (VP of production & development) and supervising the project for Spyglass. Artists Road oversees the production.
Artists Road is a joint venture of Spyglass Media Group (propagate Content), Artists First Inc. and Off-Road Productions. The company, which focuses on producing film comedies with moderate budgets, is currently in post production on its first feature movie. “Reunion,”Starring Lil Rel Howery and Billy Magnussen as Nina Dobrev, Chace Crawford, and Chace Crawford.
Next up, the 19-year-old Barbusca is going to appear in the movie adaptation of “Luckiest Girl Alive”Netflix. You can also find them on Netflix. “The Mick,”His TV credits are “Black Monday”And “Chad,”His film roles include “Big Time Adolescence”And “Ron’s Gone Wrong.”
Gersh, AFA Prime talent Media and Lev Ginsburg rep Barbusca.